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Jerk Jr.

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Published on Sep 2. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Streamers

Bass flies

I tie a small baitfish streamer pattern that I designed and explain in detail how to tie it. The fly is roughly 4" long and is designed to cut though the water, creating a jerk bait style action. The Jerk Jr. is an exalent smallmouth bass pattern as well as other warm water, and saltwater species.

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